Hi All,

Does anybody know of any program (in any script/language) which takes an
input file and convert it into a tree.
It can take for example, a string pattern and an integer number
specifying what node level of the tree that  string pattern becomes.
Therefore, I would have defined string patterns at specified level in a
tree.

And then probably another script/program which takes that tree and
create multiple copies of a node (i.e. same string patterns) with
different names. Graphically, following is the problem:

New Tree
Text File -----------> Tree  0 --------------->0
------------------------------------>Written to new file
                                           |
|
                                           0                          0
                                           /\
/  \
                                         0  0                   0000
0000 (Note mutiplicity is 4)
                                        / \    \                    /
\            \
                                         0    0
0000    0000(Note mutiplicity is 4)

Please let me know if anybody has done this before or know of any
program that I can obtain off the shelf.
Thanks
Vikas

http://www.research.att.com/~ciao/
http://www.research.att.com/sw/tools/reuse/packages/cia.html
http://www.research.att.com/~chen/chen/pubs.html#paper:dagger
http://www.research.att.com/sw/tools/graphviz/   # is this what you want?

As for the second part of your question, many C++ IDE/code-browswers can
do this, I know, but for mucho $$$. If this is what you desire, the code
above is available for DL and is written to be very versatile; why don't
you write your own and then give it to _us_?

-Brian